EVENING LEDaEKr-PHILADELPHlA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 19.G.
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fANCY WYNNE TURNS TO NORTHERN
RESORTS FOR CHATTY COMMENT
Bar Harbor Is About at Its Height Just Now, With Many
Affairs Planned for August Newport Starts Summer
Concerts Other Matters of Interest
THE deslro to work for tho lied Cross
Brows Rreater, It seems, and nil over
the country tho summer colony has taken
up the work. Quite a great deal has been
accomplished dtirlnfr these rainy days,
' and at Bar Harbor, for Instance, during
the last few days any number of women
have been rcwlnjr n way,-making bandages
and furnishing kits for soldiers at home
and abroad, Mrs. John Markoe Is an
ardent worker at tho war relief rooms, and
bo are Mrs, Gerald Hotsman and Mrs. Ben
Tllgliman, Mrc. Tllghman, by the way,
entertained at dinner Monday night, and
among her guests were Dr. and Mrs, Bob
Lo Conto nnd Mrs. Charlie Wright, who
Is. a very lntlmao ft lend of the erstwhllo
Su6la Sturgls Stewart.
Between showers somo persons ven
tured out on tho golf links up thero and
nmrd mud and drlzzlo played vigorously.
Among the Phlladclphlans wcro Margaret
nn 'innah Wright, their father, 3. Mo
garh.o Wright, nnd Whitney Wright.
Mrs. Francis King Walnwrlght and Mrs.
Charllo Wright havo registered at the
Swimming Club nnd will remain In Bar
Harbor through tho coming month. Tho
John Lewises, who aro now up In New
Brunswick, expect tocomo down by way
of Malno and will spend next month In
"Bar Harbor also.
Newport has started up In real gaiety,
nnd Monday's record of social doings In
eluded two concerts, one In tho morning
and a second In tho afternoon, at tho
Casino. Countess Glna Mozatto, who has
been heard various times at war relief af
fairs In Now Yorki appeared In Nowport
for tho first tlmo and was an unprcco
'dented success. Our townswoman, Mrs.
Craig Blddlc; entertained at luncheon at
tho Casino that day. On Saturday tho
Gtfford Cochrans havo planned to give a
danco at th Nowport Golf Club, and the
Clarenco Dolans will glvo a dinner be
foro tho event. Mrs. Cochran, it will be
remembered, was '-Mabel Taylor, the
younger daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Madi
son Taylor, of this city. Both Mabel and
her older sister, Edith, married New Tork
men. ' They were such pretty girls and,
though 1 havo not seen them lately, they
tell me that tho good looks which their
mother and grandmother, Mrs, Henry
Drayton, has before them, aro still with
them, so to speak 'Edith was very artis
tic, Inheriting her talent from her mothor,
who Is ono of our foremost miniature
painters and usually has a i r of
theso exquisite products of her U. juIi on
exhibition at tho Academy.
Down In Hot Springs, Va., Miss Helen
Parrlsh, of this city, together with Miss
Gladys Ingalls, has taken charge of a
branch of tho National Surgical Dressing
Committee, whoso headquarters Is in New
York. Tho members of this new branch
aro to meet every morning, if you please
(that shows how enthusiastic they are), at
ths-'Homestcad Casino and roll bandages
und make compresses for hospitals In
Europe. Tho work was organized by
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, of Washington,
who Is chairman of tho committee for
tho District of Columbia and who mado a
plea yesterday morning at tho Casino for
war-relief work. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. 'Joseph M. Gazzam will give a lunch
eon on Friday at her homo in Newport in
honor of her daughter, Miss Olivia M. de
Beelen Gazzam.
Miss Natallo Walton and Miss Mer
cedes Walton entertained at a putting
party, followed by tea, at the Torresdalo
Golf Club this afternoon. Among the
invited guests woro Mrs. C. W. Middle
ton, Mrs. C. W. Mlddleton, Jr., Mrs. Thom
as E. Coale, Mrs. Harold Barton, Mrs.
William Wiltshire, Mrs. Arthur Hpwe, Mrs.
Joseph Phillips, Mrs. A. Mercer Diddle,
Mrs. William B, Chamberlain, Mrs. Percy
Brown, Miss Jean C. Bullitt, Miss Mer
cedes Walton, the Misses Mack, the Misses
McFaddon, Mrs. Frank Brunner and Mrs.
H. F. Walton.
Miss Natalia Wqlton has just returned to
her home after a visit to Beach Haven.
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Mrs. Itobert M. Glrvin, Jr., of Rosemont,
gave a delightful children's party yesterday
afternoon in honor of the fifth birthday of
her little daughter, Miss Alice Kennedy Glr
vin. Among the children present were Miss
Marjory Relley, Miss Kathleen Relley and
MIbs Pamela Reiley, the small daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Relley; Miss Llla
Agnes Hilt and Master Howard L. Hill, Mas
ter Meredith B. Colket, Jr., and Master Gor
don Colket, and Masters Robert M. Glrvin,
3d, William Harper Glrvin and Davidson
Kennedy Glrvin. Mr. and Mrs. Glrvin and
family will leave early In August for a
motor trip through New England,
Mrs. F.. Harrison Hutchinson, of Oak
wood, Jobstown, N. J., and Miss Gladys
Black, of Locust Hall, Jobstown, gave a
tennis tournament on the Oakwood court
yesterday, Tnere were 16 entries. Lunch
eon was served at 1 o'clock a( Locust Hall.
Among those, who played were Mrs, John V.
Bishop. Miss M. Thlbault, of New York;
Miss Marion' F, Sharpless, Wyncote ; Miss
Austin and Miss Abby Austin, of Bristol,
Fa.; Miss Hilda Smith, Mt. Holly; Miss
Margaret Packer, Mrs. Guy C. Cleveland,
Orange, N. J.; Miss Theresa Kuser, of
Trenton; Miss Johnson. Miss Patterson,
Fottstown, Pa.; Mrs. E. B. Grubb and Miss
Ehret, of Edgewater Park, and Miss Rose
Barnes, of Jobstown.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Hartman Kuhn, of
Haverford, will leave today for an extended
trip to tho Pacific coast.
Mrs, Richard Wain Melrs, Miss Anne W.
Meirs, Mr, William, W. Melra and Mr, Jar
vis Meirs. who have been spending several
weeks In Chelsea, are expected to return to
this city tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grlswold Flagg, of
Villanova, will leave next week for Banff,
Canada.
Miss Virginia Ransom has returned to
her home in Roland Park, Md., after visit
ing Mrs, Frederick Butler Emblck, at Road
Bide Cottage, Devqn.
Miss Dorothy Barnes, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. John Hampton Barnes, of West
Acres. 'Devon, is visiting Mrs. John Harri
on at Bar Harbor.
Mr "and Mrs. W. Kemble Yarrow, of
Straifprd, are spending a week at the Chel
sea, Atlantic City-
Mr. ?nd Mrs. George Quintard Horwltz
will leave next week to spend a few weeks
at WatcH Hill. R. J.
Mr. Samuel H. Troth and hli daughter,
MUa Anna. M S. Troth, and Mis Mar
guerite, Campbell, of St. David's, will leave
Jamestown on August I for a camp Jn the
White Mountains, where they will be joined
later by Mr Edward p. Troth, who at
present 1 at Camp Tecumseh, N. H. They
Will return tn September.
Mrs, C. yarnaU Abbott and her little
daughter, Peggy Abtott of Rosa Valley,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Chllds Carpenter at their home, the Salt
Box, New Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Holtlngaworth Slier, of 181 Bitten
houso sqgare. Is at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Miss Marlon Blley, of 2027 Chestnut
street, left yesterday for a few weeks' stay
at Tumble Falls, N J,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tatnall, of Stan
thope, Bryn Mawr, accompanied by Dr. and
Mrs. Henry C. Earnshaw, will leave tomor
row for a five weeks' visit at Lake Tahoe,
Cat
Along the Main Line
OVnitDHOOK Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Simpson, of Lynctedoch, spent tho week-end
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C.
Taylor at their cottage, Capo May.
Mr, and Mrs. William Morlce, of Over
brook, who aro occupying their Beach ave
nue cottage, nt Capo May, entertained a
large house party over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Harding and
their daughter spent the week-end at Po
cond Pines, Pa.
ItOSEMONT Mr. and Mrs. Garrett L.
Rcllly, of Itnsemont, are spending the sum
mer at tho Grlswold, New London, Conn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James D. WInsor, Jr., of
rtosemont, have gone to Eagles Mere for
the remainder of tho summer.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Henry A. Ansell, of tho Creshetm
Annex, will leave on August 4 for Cape
May to spend the remalndor of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I- Adams, of Summit
avenue, Chestnut Hill, aro entertaining Mrs.
W, M, Hannold and her daughter. Miss
Mabel G. Hannold, this week.
GOLF TOURNAMENT HELD IN
CAPE MAY DESPITE RAIN
"Women Brave Jupiter Pluvius on Golf Links at Resort.
Ocean City Preparing for South Jersey Tennis Tour
nament in August Other News
CAPE MAY, July 26.
THE rain yesterday did not halt the vari
ous activities of the day, which were
numerous. The women's golf tournament
was In full swing, although tho participants
camo in dripping with water, but happy in
having made excellent scores. Among those
on the clubhouse veranda were Mrs. Arthur
Colahan, Mrs. Huellngs, who Is a new mem
ber nnd an enthusiastic one; Mrs. W. N.
Stevenson, Miss Mario Starr, Miss Rena
Dlmond nnd Miss Marguorlto Dlmond.
Probably the most attractive party of
tho week was given Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Joseph B. McCall at the golf club. She
entertained at bridge followed by tea, and
her guests Included Mrs. Caleb J. Milne,
Jr., Mrs. Edward 'Crozer, Mrs. William
Drayton Grange, Mrs. Horace Eugeno
Smith, Mrs. George W. Boyd, Mrs. Norman
Grey, Mrs. E. O. Richards, Mrs. David Ellis,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson,
Miss Edith Smith, Miss Mary Smith, Miss
R. Walter Starr, Mrs, Walter Freeman and
Mrs. Walter Cox.
Mrs. Jay Whlthnm. who is a. guest at tho
Chalfonte, gavo an Informal party at the
movies last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamble Latrobs will give
a beach party this evening In honor of
Miss Louise House, of Baltimore, who Is
their guest
Mr, and Mrs. John Gates, of Philadelphia,
who havo taken a cottage for the Bummer,
entertained Mr. Arthur E. I. Jackson ovev
tho week-end.
Dr. and Mrs. T. Holllngsworth Andrewi
have taken a, cottage for the remainder o
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dudley, of 2807
Indian Queen lane. Germantown, havo
opened their cottago for the summer. They
are accompanied by their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Farr were among
the week-end guests here.
Miss Suo Heberton has returned home
after a visit to the Misses McCabo at their
cottage on Columbia avenue.
A bridge party wilt be given tomorrow
evening at the Chalfonte. Among those
who will play will be Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Howard, Mrs. Benjamin Orton, Mr. and
Sirs. Jay Whltham, Mrs. Alexander Grant,
Jr., Miss Ellen Orton, Miss Heten Buehler,
Miss Katherlne Newbold. Mrs. Wyant, Mrs.
J. O. Nicholson, Miss Lindsay Satterfleld
and Mr. Frederick Satterfleld.
Mrs. Benjamin Orton entertained a few
friends Informally at bridge on Monday
morning at the Chalfonte.
The bont running between Cape May
and Philadelphia, which made Its first trip
on Sunday, had Dr. R. Walter Starr as a
passenger,
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Gaylord have re
turned to their home In Germantown after
having spent the week-end as the guests
of Miss Catherine Deerlr- at her cottage.
Mr. Harold Foster will apend a fort
night here.
Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Smith, of Balti
more, are registered at the Stockton Villa
for several weeks.
Mr. Richard Norrls and Mr. William
Norrls aro making a short stay here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore are here for
a few days.
A dinner party at the Corinthian Yacht
Club Included Mr. and Mrs. George K.
Crozer, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Grange.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Orey and Mr, and
Mrs. Richard C. Norrls,
A sale of fancy and useful articles, cakes
and candles will be held today, tomorrow
and Friday for the benefit of the Presby
terian church.
The Juniors are having a tennis tourna
ment at the Cape May Golf Club. Among
those entered are Miss Louise Grey, Miss
Mabel Reid, Miss Elizabeth Pearson, Miss
Lucy Grey, Mr. Charles Justi, Mr. Jack
Grange. Mr, William M. Bunn, 2d. Mr. H.
M, Justl. Jr.. Mr. Donald Steele. Mr. Paul
Neath Mr, W, Macfarland and Mr, Herman
Grange.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 26.
n yrRS. JOHN McCONAGHY gave a bridge
iVJL luncheon at her cottage, 103 South
Berkley square, In honor of Mrs. C. C, Wit
son, who Is spending the summer In Ocean
City. Among those present were, Mrs. Clay
ton HBy- Mrs- Wllbert Beaumont, Mrs.
William Matthews, Mrs. Ferdinand A. Loeb,
Mrs. Ethel Keedler and Mrs, Clara Lan
dreth. Mrs. Samuel W. Whan entertained at
bridge at her Chelsea home, Aberdeen and
Ventnor avenues, when her guests were
Mrs. Alfred H. Johnson, Mrs. A. I Myers,
Mrs. Harry Parsons, Mrs. Frederick M,
Bollman, Mrs. Harry Vila, Mrs. N. D. Ruh
land, Mrs. Florence Garnet, Miss Parker,
Mrs. G. C. Seldel, Mrs. Albert Bait, Mrs.
E. G. Wigglngton, Mrs. Frank Schanz and
Mrs. John M. Bradley.
Seashore fashionables who are enjoying
a round of gaiety still And time to play
bridge for sweet charity. Mrs. George T.
Lipplncott wilt be assisted by her sister,
Mrs. William H. Bartlett, In giving a
cljarlty bridge at the Chelsea Hotel on Fri
day afternoon,
August 25 is the date selected for a bridge
party to be given at the Atlantlo City Yacht
Club for the benefit of the Atlantlo City
Hospital. Mrs. W. Chandler Stewart has
charge of the arrangements.
General and Mrs. James Forney, who are
spending the summer at the Ostend. have
been entertaining their son, Mr. John W.
Forney, who will leave In a few days for
the Mexican border
Mr and Mrs. John R- LIvezey. who have
been giving a series of houM partita a( their
summer torn pa Nevr Hampshire avenue.
MISS MARJORIE EDWARDS
Miss Edwards, who is tho daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jonathan Edwards.
of Ovcrbrook, will leave shortly to visit her nunt, Mrs. W. Hcywnrd
Drayton, 3d, at Ryes Mass.
had Mr. and Mrs. W. Frceland Kcndrlck,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Martin and Mr.
nnd Mrs. John FIto ns their guests over
tho week-end.
Sir. and Mrs. Georgo Anderson motored
down from Now York to spend a week at
tho Traymore. Mrs. Anderson Is known
professionally as Madame Frltzt Scheff.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Dalslmer aro visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stern at their cot
tago, 105 South Elberon avenue.
OCEAN CITY, July 26.
MANY of tho tennis players who plan to
take part In the South Jersey cham
p!nnhlp events on the Ocean City Yacht
(' lurts aro taking almost dally prac-
tlc Theso matches, which havo been n
fcaturo of summer llfo here In August for
many years, wero held for tho first tlmo
last season on the yacht club grounds, and
attracted much Intorest. Among tho play
ers wcro n numbor of experts from Phila
delphia, Atlantic City and Capo May. Plans
are being perfected to engage tho services
of a professional of tho Queen's Club, Eng
land, to assist tho less-skilled players. Mr.
Brlggs, Mr. Lake, Mr. Scott and Mr. Qulnn
engago In occasional spirited contests on
these courts. There is a movement on foot
to have the two Japanese tennis players
now In this country appear here during the
month of August.
Mr. S. Stanger Iszard and his family, of
Woodbury, are here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McKeown aro
cottagers.
Dr. R. C. Clemmer nnd his family, of
Philadelphia, have returned home after
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A Military Academy for Boya. College Pre-
Faratory and Business Couraea. Military life at.
orda healthful exerclae and atrenathena orderly
habits and obedience. All Athletlca. A school
that la better because It Is different, and differ
ent because It la better. Addreaa . .
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CHESTER, VA.
Pennsylvania Military College
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to develop Superior Men, tpegreea In Chemistry,
Civil Engineering, Economic and Finance. Beat
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HABniSUCBO. PA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
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Thorough couega preparation, nate him to
1900 for single room. All athletic. Separate
achool for younger boy. We Invite cloaiat
Ueatgatlon a peraonal visit if possible.
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WEXONAH, N. J.
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12 mile from Philadelphia. In town without
factorle or saloons. U. 8. Army Offlcer do.
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Upper School for older boya .give thorough pre
paration forall college. .Individual attention
Commeralal Course. Athletic Sporu. Healdent
ctsplats. Lower School for looojsx boya, viUi
rhnfn hv &frr.atl.
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Morgnn H. Thomas nt their Central avenue
cottage.
Mr. Samuel Young and his family, of
Philadelphia, aro at their Wesley avenue
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick T. Jonnlngs, of
Philadelphia, aro cottagers.
Miss Gratz, of Philadelphia, has opened
her apartments In tho northern section of
tho city.
Miss Minnie Wnnnmaker, who spent sev
eral weeks nt her cottngo hero, left" this
week for Bethayres, whoro Bho will remain
for somo tlmo.
Mr. Frnnk Snydor and family, of Ger
mantown, nro cottagers.
WILD WOOD, July 26.
Tho South Jersey Fresh Air Home for
tho Children hns actively entered Into Its
season's work, and looks forward to tho
liberal responses of tho visitors and cot
tagers to help carry on tho work It has done
so successfully In the last few years at
this resort and the allied resorts of Five
Mllo Beach.
Mrs. Fox, of Roland Hall, Is arranging
to glvo a lawn party for tho benefit of the
home.
Ono evonlng recently whllo Mr. and Mrs.
Rosskams had gono over to the Wlldwood
Crest Pier In their motor to listen to tho
band concert word was sent to them to
return home quickly, that there was some
ono "breaking In." On returning tho front
door was found wldo open and tho place in
darkness. They entered cautiously and,
upon turning on tho hall lights, wero' much
surprised to find 30 friends present. The
event was a Burprlso party in honor of
Mr. Rosskam.
Miss L. Welndell, of West Philadelphia,
Is spending a week at this resort.
Mr. John Dawl and his son, Mr. Francis
Dawl, of 721 Broadway, Camden, are stop
ping with Mrs. George Lclthwhlto at her
Central avenue cottage.
Miss Anna Delaney and Mr. John F.
Coleman, of Wlldwood, who were married
at tho Church of Our Lady of the Rosary,
Philadelphia, will live In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Simpler, whose home is in Pit
man, N. J., Is spending a short time here.
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CENTRAL NATATORIUM
Water chBgc dally Three month, la
eluding membership, IT- Six Usacca. itl
ilial (via, SSs, li2X Area atieet.
Germantown
itr. Joseph It Roberts has returned to
his home, 615 Lincoln drive, alter having
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Harrington at their cottage In Bay
Head.
Mr. and Jtrs. Calvin M. Smyth, of 224
West Walnut lane, hava gone to Chebeaquo
Inland. N, II.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Franks, of Pelham
Court, are spending- the summer at Itogers
Rocks, on Lake George, N. Y.
Mrs. Walter Murphy and her daughter,
Miss Helen Murphy, of 116 West Penn
street, nro spending the summer camping
In the Catsklll Mountains,
Mrs. Herbert M. Bayns. of 16 West
Penn street, accompanied by hor nephew,
Master Georgo C, Dennlston, Jr., went to
Beach Haven yesterday to spend two
weeks. Lntcr they will visit friends In
Beverly, N. J.
Miss Cornelia Corse, of 226 West Harvey
street, will leave tomorrow for Jamestown,
R'. I for a month's visit.
Along the Reading
Mr. Townsend Sharpless, 3d, of Wash
ington lane, Cliclten Hills, has left for Stod
dardsvllle, Pa. where ho will be tho guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Stull at their
cottage,
Friends of Miss Mfldred Fetterotf, of
Church road. Wyncoto, wilt be glad to hear
that sho Is convalescing from her recent
serious attack of scarlet fever. She will
be confined to her room for three moro
weeks.
Mi1. Howard Lewis and his daughters,
Miss Emily Lowle and Miss Mildred Lewis,
left last Saturday for Saratoga, N. Y. They
will remain for the races.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Elliott and their
children are occuplng a cottnge at Ventnor.
Mrs. Elliott will bo remembered as Miss
Frances W. Evans, of Camden.
Miss Anne E. M. Barr. of 6614 Cedar ave
nue, Is visiting Mrs John Relsllng. of 8608
Park place, Washington, D, C. Mrs. Rels
llng will bo remembered as Miss Theresa
Gallen, of this city.
Miss Helen MaoNamara, of 1238 North
o.th street, and Mrs. John L. Corcoran, of
1241 North 57th stroot, are spending a week
In Ventnor, as tho guests of Mrs. Corcoran's
sister, Mrs. Charles Elsela.
North Philadelphia
The marriage of Miss Rosalie Elnselen,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Elnselen, of
2320 Firth streot, to Mr. Walter W. Wag
ner, of 14 3B Rockland street, will tako place
on tho evening of Saturday, August 12, nt
tho home of tho bride's brother and olstor-In-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elnselen, 1527
Vino street, and will be followed by a largo
reception. Tho bride will havo Miss Bertha
Frank ns bridesmaid, nnd her niece. Miss
Gladys Elnselen, as flower girl. Mr. Charles
Wagner will be his brother's best man.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Apfelbaum, of 2711 Gl
rard avenue, havo returned after spending
several weeks at Wlldwood.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. H. Llpkl, 1617 South Orkney
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Anna Llpkl, to Mr. Harry
Kelser, of 461 North 6th street
Mrs. M. Freedman, of 1444 South street.
Is spending a week In Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. II. Ambus has closed her home at
1021 South 7th street and will spend tho
remainder of tho summer In Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bastlan, of 2023
South 13th street, are spending the summer
at their cottago In Wlldwood Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cohen, of 814 Reed
Btreet, will leave shortly for Scranton, Pa.,
for a visit of two weoks.
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CHARITABLY INCLINED KIPDIES
STAGE PLAYLET IN LANSDOWNE
Cast of Four, Augmented by Family Pets, Give Perform
ance in Garage of Eastman Home Informal .Musicale ,
Given for Members of Bible Union
"PROMPTED by the needs of the soldiers
x families who are left behind the children
of East Greenwood avenue, Lansdowne,
gave a little play In the garage of Mr. Lee
,T. Eastman's home Monday afternoon. Th
whole affair was managed by the four littles
actors, Miss Gene Wilson. Master Le J.
Eastman, Jr , Master Charles Eastman and
Master Ralph McLean. A collie puppy and
a bulldog also took conspicuous part In the
performance, which was coached by Mrs.
Susan Watson. Mrs. Eastman served
lemonade and cake after tho show to the
nudlcnce, among whom were Miss Dorothy
Clarke, Miss Helen Clarke. Miss Elizabeth
Clarko, Miss Ruth Peck, Miss Frances Me
Neive, Miss Marie Adler, Miss Emily Brown,
Miss Helen Totlon, Miss Jean Totton, Miss
Catherine Burrows, Miss Marcella Burrows,
Miss Eleanoro Eastman, Miss Nancy East
man, Miss Betsy Wilson, Master Basil
Brown and Master Hooper Brown.
Mrs. Oscar Wilde, of Dupont street, Rox
borough, will give an Informal musicale to
morrow night nt her home, for tho mem
bers of tho Davis Bible Union of the Lover
Ington Presbyterian Church. Her guests
wilt Include Mrs. Alvin Struse, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Davis, Mrs. Oliver T. Hen
drew, Mrs. Edward Struse, Mrs. Maurice
Swartlcy, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs, Norman
Struse, Mrs. Clark Struso, Mrs. Edwin Laf
fcrty, MIbs Maud Dunlap, Mrs. Vernon
Oberholtser, Mrs. William Schultx, Mrs.
Daniel Busslnger, Mrs. M. E. Cartmell, Mrs.
Charles Cantreli. Miss Levering and Mrs.
Thomas Hanson.
MRS. WILLIAM CULP entertained this
afternoon at her home on Mana
tawna avenue, Roxborough. Her guests In
clude Mrs. Harry Clark, silsa Mary I,
Patton, Mrs. George Wanklln, Mrs. William
T. Reod, Mrs. William F. Steele, Mrs. Harry
Wood, Mrs. Whalley Sauers, Mrs. Louis
Flick, Mrs. W. Henneger, Mrs. Newton
Barnard, Mrs. William McClellan, Mrs.
William Carver, Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs.
John Lox, Mrs. Harry Salmon, Mrs. John
Chrlstensen, Mrs. John Ransford, Mrs.
Goorgs W. Moyer. TVIrs. Howard Moyer and
Mrs. Herman McMaster. '
Mrs. M. M. Fox and Mrs. R. Horrocks
will hold a novelty tea party and dance at
the homo of Mrs. Fox, Domino lane, Rox
borough, this evening, for 'the benefit of the
Holy Family Roman Catholic Church.
Mr. Benjamin Dudousky celebrated his
return from California with a party at his
home, 705 South street, on Sunday.
A surprise reception was given last Sun
day evening in honor of Miss Anna Gold
stein, of Revere, Mass., who Is spending
a few weeks at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Jitcobson, of 1923 North Stanley street.
Among thoso present wero Mr. and Mrs.
Solton, Mr. and Mrs. S. Solton, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kartman, Mr, H. Bernstein,
Miss C. Brier, Miss H. Solton, Miss Kath
erlne Kartman, Mrs. A. ICIrshnor, Mrs. C.
Krupnlo and Mr. II. Goldman. Miss Gold
stein will visit Atlantic City and other sea
Bhoro resorts before returning home.
THE Basket Picnlo Committee, of WIs
slnomlng, held a meeting last evening at
the home of Mr. John J. L. Merget, S316
Comly street
A birthday party was given this week
by Dr. Jose Llmqulco at his home, 106
South 51st street The guests were Miss
Ruth Halght, Miss Margaret Thompson,
Miss Helen Barratt, Miss Marguerite
Stocker, Miss Emily Powell, Miss Clalro
Dltter, Mrs. Barratt, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
Wehrbeln, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.
Groves, Dr. C. Tecson, Doctor Mlsslmer,
Doctor Perlman, Doctor Llpshutz and
Doctor Llmqulco.
Tho decorations wero In rose, with a huge
fflte Standard 'ot 'wao and Quality
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piece.
Dancing and cards preceded the eurpr
Tioga
Mr. Walter W. Hagy and Mr, L Roy
H. Wood will teavo on Saturday for Block
Island and Newport, R, I. They wilt cntef
the Newport tennis tournament
Mr. Benjamin Sondhelmen Mr. Mdhros
Sondhelrner, Miss Cells. Sondhelmer and
Miss Bertha Sondhelrner, pf 189 West Erl
avenue, hava gone to the Maine coast for
the remainder of the summer,
Wilmington
WILMINGTON, Bel.. July 26. The
exodus to tho shore and mountains continues
with full force, and there Is but little) going
on In a social way with the exception of an
occasional luncheon or outing party, Mrs,
B. Tatnall Warner and Miss Elisabeth War
ner will leave tomorrow for Magnolia,
Mass., whera they will remain Until ths first
of August
Mrs. John B. Bird and Mrs. Samuel Ban
croft are spending this month at Nan
tucket, Mass. They will return about U
gust 1.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. Samuel Gross, Mr. Phillips and Mr.
W. Fox, of Philadelphia, motored to Fortes
cue, N, J on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carman and Miss
Adele Carman, of Haddon Heights, are
taking a trip to Montreal and Quebec.
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